I have E-mailed a qdf file to a friend. How does he move/open the qdf file from his E-mail program.
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17 years ago
I have E-mailed a qdf file to a friend. How does he move/open the qdf file from his E-mail program.
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What are you trying to do?
Regards, Hank Arnold
Marie Murrell wrote:
Two/three points:
Another point: If you have personal data in the file, be aware that there are plenty of "recovery" programs around to help a malicious person gain access to the data.
Finally, and MOST IMPORTANTLY: You are announcing to the world, using an apparently real email address that you use Quicken. I sugggest very strongly:
A: Update your antivirus software and firewall software B: In the future use a false email address or munge it. See
DO that NOW!!!!
Han
Thank you for your suggestions. Because I am new to this, I am sure I have done some very dumb things. I clicked on the link to munge my e-mail address. I am sending this to see if it worked. Did I do a good job, or should I work on it some more?
Thanks again for all your help. Do I need to change the munged e-mail address again, because this is a public forum and the "bad guys" will have the previous posts' information???
Thanks, Marie
"mmurrell" wrote in news:127gqubju6itj30 @corp.supernews.com:
Marie, That's a good job. It is highly unlikely that there is a cable1dot.net domain, I checked, but my browser couldn't find it. That's important, because you wouldn't want someone real to get your spam. On the other hand, I wouldn't reuse the mmurrell name, but that's up to you.
Han,
Thank You!
430 No such article 222 9801 body Han,Thank You!
In the off-chance that it does exist, many recommend using .invalid vs .net/,com. The invalid extension will mean that a mailserver will never send the message out of their server. Your use of cable1dot.net means a mail server will attempt to deliver the message. It will bounce but it means added traffic on the internet. A better domain would be something like sample.invalid or invalid.invalid.
Laura wrote in news:w_%dg.173823$ snipped-for-privacy@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:
Indeed, indeed
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